Forbidden Valley at Forbidden Valley Auditorium shines with drama
A Randolph & De Lewis melodrama blends humor romance and youth with a hill country setting. The Lee family feud and the Mitchells drive a tense plot as love crosses old enmities in a stormy tale. Also note the death of Harry H. Jolliffe aged one year. Funeral Friday at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Randolph& de Lewis
Forbidden Valley
Kentucky ‘Hills
Mitchells
Lee
Mitchell
Lees
Winchester
Harry H. Jolliffe
Richard S. Jolliffe
Franck Baker
Pnneumonia
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Noted Star at Auditorium Wednesday
The eminent Evangelist Robert Downing stars in Ten Nights in a Bar Room at the Auditorium through Wednesday February 2. Arthur Cy Alston directs a strong cast with lively staging, fresh from a Washington D C run at Shubert Garrick.
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Evangelist
Robert Downing
Arthur Cy Alston
Mr. Downing
Joe Morgan
Ddwin
Pilpit
Stell
Anicortuip
Shubert-Garrick Theater
Washington, D. C
Shubert-Garrick Theatre
Washington
Little Vivian Yancey Dies After Illness At 16
Vivian Yancey died after a brief illness in a memory hospital. She was 16, the daughter of Clyde and near Ref Yancey, and attended school briefly before falling ill. Interment was at Green Hill Cemetery in Stephens City. The Refuge community notes announce illness and family visits among neighbors.
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Yancey
Clyde Yancey
Friendship
Vivian
Sch
Won Ware
Ots
Jesse Grim
Sherland Bray
Myron Bray
Bland Ritenowt
R. N. Young
Solomon
Tiet
Green Hill
Stephens City
C. E. Pifer
Airfel
W. T. Pifer
Libbie Shryock
Stephens Ity
Shryock
Little Marie
Avis Murphy
T. A. Grim and
Stevens City
Relavés
Lester Yancey
Shenandoah ‘County
David Difiges
Miley Murphy
Refuge
Dr. Williams
Middletown
Ida May
Dorothy Beatty
T. A. Steele
Studebaker Board Declares Quarterly Dividend
The Studebaker Corporation board of directors declared a regular quarterly dividend of 1 percent on both preferred and common stock. The announcement came from New York. The payment details follow the usual schedule for the company.
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Associated Press
New York
Studebaker
Railroad Strike Avoidance and Labor Rate Dispute
Bankruptcy continued reports roads urging immediate abrogation of an agreement setting unskilled labor at 39 to 48 1/2 cents per hour. They claim this rate exceeds other industries and harms other workers. Roads seek restored conditions as of December 31 1917. General Aterbury says many railroads now lose money and cannot cover fixed charges, suggesting possible rate increases or cost cuts.
Livestock Values Decline From 1920 Levels
The Department of Agriculture announced that farm and range livestock on January 1 were valued at 6.235 billion dollars, down from 8.507 billion in 1920, reflecting a marked decrease in livestock values.
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The
Associated Press
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Maine Governor Dies from Diphtheria
Augusta Maine January 31 Frederic H Pankhurst governor of Maine died today from a diphtheritic infection under the tongue three weeks after being attacked by the illness.
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Associated Press
Augusta
Frederic H. Pankhurst
Maine
Plan for Immense Reservoirs to Obtain Water
Residents along the Potomac Shenandoah and Great Cacapon rivers fear a government plan to build multiple large reservoirs near these streams to supply Washington with water. Reports cite two studies proposing 14 dams from West Virginia to Virginia with a total cost around 54 million dollars and multiple reservoir sites including Great Falls and Charles Town area.
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Potomac
Shenandoah
Great Cacwpan
City of
Washington
Clarke County
Jefferson County
W. Va
Army Engineers
Geological Survey
Stitnte
Great Falls
Maly
Great Cacapon
West Virginia
Virginia
Pometiet Great Falls
District of Columbia
Maryland
Tyler
General Beach
Falls
Chain Bridge
Charles Town
Goose Neck
Potomac River Reservoir
Winchester High Presenting Sextette Club Concert Tonight
Winchester High School offers the final concert in a series at City Hall Auditorium at 8 30. The Bostonia Sextette Club, drawn from Boston Symphony Orchestra personnel, performs classic selections. Miss Doris Hunt will give a piano solo. reservations available at Seal's music store.
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Winchester High School
City Hall
Bostonia Sextette Club
Boston Symphony Orchestra
Doris Hunt
Seal’s. Musicc
Death summons Mr Higginbotham at 75 in West Virginia
Charles Town West Virginia J Samuel Higginbotham a former Civil War veteran died near Rippon aged 75 He was Fayette County Pennsylvania native who moved to Jefferson County over 45 years ago prominent in the Republican party of the Eastern Panhandle He served as postmaster during President Harrigan era owner of the Turner farm on the Valley Turnpike He was active in the Masonic order and Knight Templar He leaves a daughter Mrs Henry S Baker of Washington and two sons R H Higginbotham of Jefferson County and E A Higginbotham of Colorado
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Charles Town
W. Va
J Samuel Higginbot
Rippon
Fayette County
Jefferson
Republican
Panhandle
Harrigan
Turner Farm
Valley Turnpike
District Nurse Association Meeting Notice
The District Nurse Association will hold its regular monthly meeting in the Council Chamber City Hall on Wednesday February 2 at 4 pm. Mrs Martin Wisecarver is secretary.
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District Nurse Association
Council Chamber City Hall
Martin, Wisecarver
Baby born to Nagels at Ellis Island changes deportation fate
An American born baby of Alfred and Mrs Nagel, Latvian diplomats, born December 11 in a New York hospital, may shield the couple from deportation. They entered four months ago on a $1000 bond expiring January 30 and the birth alters their immigration status.
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Alfred Nagel
New
Latvian Republic
Ellis Island
New York
Martha America
Regina Nagel
Passengers Hurt In P R R Wreck Near Newcomerstown
A southbound Marietta division train derailed one mile north of Newcomerstown Ohio injuring twelve to fifteen of forty five passengers. They were taken to the Newcomerstown hospital with varying degrees of injury.
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Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Marietta
Pennsylvania Railroad
Newcomerstown
Tone
Language myths in Tehuacan tale confuse scholars
Professor Mena, a Mexican sclaptist, traveled to Tehuacan in 1903 to document a story about two Chinese traders in small towns who spoke their own tongue and were understood by Indians. His findings cast doubt on legends, while Japanese scholars questioned Mexican museum artifacts alleged to be identical to those used by Indians.
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Mena
Tehuacan
Iran
Pity the Egotics and Blind Stubbornness in Sir Opinions
A reflective note on an egotist who rejects criticism and remains fixed in flawed behavior, ignoring advice and paying a dear price for folly. The passage suggests self opinion blinds him to his own faults.
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Ys San
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